| Description | Scottish Energy Study: Volume 2: A Changing Picture: Comparison of 2002 Energy Study findings with an earlier study using 1990 data |
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| ISBN | (Web Only) |
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| Official Print Publication Date | January 2006 |
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| Website Publication Date | January 19, 2006 |
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ISBN 0 7559 1311 6 (Web only publication)
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Contents
Glossary of acronyms and terms
1 Introduction
1.1 The Scottish Energy Study
1.2 This Report
2 Trends in Scottish Energy: 1990 - 2002
2.1 Headline Data
2.2 Energy Use
2.3 Electricity Generation
2.4 Demand by Sector
2.5 C02 Emissions
3 Summary
Appendix 1 Summary of data sources and methods
List of Figures
Figure 1: Energy use in Scotland - 1990 & 2002
Figure 2: Fuel for electricity generation in Scotland - 1990 & 2002
Figure 3: Energy demand in Scotland - 1990 & 2002
Figure 4: Fuel use by sector by year
Figure 5: Energy flow diagram from 1993 AHS study (in PJ)
Figure 6: Scottish supply and demand - 1990 - based on AHS report
Figure 7: Scottish electricity generation and primary fuel consumption - 1990
Figure 8: Energy use in 1990 - based on AHS report
Figure 9: Percentage of UK households that own domestic appliances
Figure 10: Revised 1990 energy picture
Figure 11: Scottish electricity generation - 2002
The Scottish Energy Study comprises the following volumes:
Volume 1 Energy in Scotland: Supply & Demand
Presenting data describing Scottish energy supply and demand, together with associated CO2 emissions. Information is also given on how the data were derived.
Volume 2 A Changing Picture
Addressing how the Scottish energy picture has changed in recent years: the results derived in Volume 1 are compared with the findings of an earlier study based on 1990 data.
Volume 3 Energy Demand Database
A brief guide to an energy database: summarising Scottish energy use by sector.
Volume 4 Issues, Opportunities and Barriers
Considering the many factors that influence energy use in Scotland today. This volume considers key drivers. Based on this understanding it identifies the opportunities to improve energy use within Scotland and the barriers which must be overcome if this is to be achieved.
Volume 5 Looking Forward
Considering how Scotland's energy use could change in the medium term to 2020, using projections of demand and supply informed by different scenarios that will influence energy use in the future.
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